Overview

The London Knights may have come up short in their quest for the Memorial Cup in Saginaw, MI, but they still received a hero’s welcome home on Monday.

Fan Reception

Jubilee Square Gathering

About 100 die-hard Knights fans, donned in green, gathered at Jubilee Square outside Budweiser Gardens on Monday evening. They were there to greet the players and provide a morale boost for those still feeling the sting of their heartbreaking 4-3 loss against the Saginaw Spirit.

Player Reactions

“We got the greatest fans in the CHL,” said Knights forward Evan Van Gorp. “Seeing all the fans out here is really exciting and we’re really thankful for it.” Knights forward Ryder Boulton added, “It’s great, it’s great, we love to see our fans, even after a tough loss, supporting us all the way.”

Fan Support

Super-Fan’s Pride

Knights super-fan Lila Labelle was beaming with pride over her team’s performance. “They did an excellent season,” she exclaimed. “They were fantastic, and no matter what, win or lose, they’re fantastic, they deserve all the support they get, they’re phenomenal. I love them so much. I’m so proud of the guys.”

Young Fan’s Admiration

Ten-year-old Hudson Thomas also expressed his pride, saying, “I just really like the London Knights and I’m one of their biggest fans.”

Conclusion

Despite their loss in the Memorial Cup final, the London Knights were met with overwhelming support and admiration from their fans, showcasing the strong community spirit and loyalty that surrounds the team.